According to some political pundits, the markets are pricing in a “BJP Mukt Bharat” and investors are fleeing due to “ill thought policies and utter mismanagement by the Modi Govt”.

Sensex tumbles 500 points on news of TDP pulling out of NDA. Indian Stock Market also pricing in a #BJP mukt Bharat. Foreign investors are quitting India due to the ill thought policies and utter mismanagement by the Modi Govt #mahagatbandhan#2019elections#TDPPullsOut#ModiFail

Modi made two mistakes. One have grand strategies and a poor team to execute it. Second letting Amit Shah- a mediocre but clever Neta- to take over the Party. For example Shah made no effort to reach out to South and BJP is paying the prize. People inside too scared of him

In fact, several die-hard BJP supporters are alienated after the party inducted allegedly tainted politicians like Narayan Rane and Naresh Agrawal.

Louts like Naresh Agarwal and Narayan Rane should be in captivity: of their own debased minds: these kind of louts don't belong to mainstream parties and / or in Parliament. Big mistake by a party claiming to be one with a difference. @BJP4India

… while Traders Strut With Hefty Gains

In sharp contrast to the sorry state of investors, traders are beaming from ear to ear as the gains are gushing into their bank balances.

Ashwani Gujral, who is the leader of the trading community in Dalal Street, does not tire of posting his earnings’ screenshots, much to the delight of the other traders and the chagrin of investors.

In fact, on Friday, when the Sensex crashed the colossal 509 points, Ashwani Gujral raked in a handsome gain of Rs. 7.10 lakh from “intraday swing”.

Since some trolls think I lost money yesterday, sorry to inform that I did not. I bought plunges in bank nifty and had got money on the upside. Intraday trading is bout the next intraday swing!!! pic.twitter.com/Ayu4EiNkvP

He revealed that in the period from April 2017 to 8th March 2018, his earnings from trading are Rs. 1.70 crore.

We can safely estimate that his income in FY 2017-18 will be about Rs. 2 crore.

After paying 30% income-tax, he will take home a fortune of Rs. 1.40 crore.

In addition, he rakes in money from TV appearances and also from holding conferences and seminars.

A lot of you want to know how much margin i use, i had put in 50 lk in may last year. Till now i have made 1 cr 70lk in this financial year. I will put my year end statement on 31st March, 2018. I do all my trades in MIS

i need 60lk as margin, keep 20 as MTM, each time i go over 1 cr, i withdraw 20lk, so basically i have withdrawn 4 stakes of 50lk each this year, so i am playing with mkt's money. You can it with options as well

Attitude and approach to life determines trading results much more than fancy technical analysis. If you think better technical analysis will make you trade better, you are barking up da wrong tree, all else being equal This is becoz trading magnifies your emotional weaknesses!!!

In fact, the incessant barrage of earnings screenshots by Ashwani Gujral has inspired some investors to embrace trading.

They are also raking in handsome gains.

You have been an inspiration for me to move from fundamentals based investment to trading.. started from 5% of portfolio.. now at 30% .. weekdays r awesome, weekends r peaceful.. it solved all my “what if” worries in the market .. thanks!

Like a kid in the candy store many new traders are either paralyzed by the many types of trading or go from one to another influenced by promises of riches or secret methods. Pick one and take the time to learn, practice and master it.

Jaychandran candidly revealed that he suffered a “big knock” and one of the “biggest loss” in his 8 years of trading career.

Well on serious note. I took a big knock last few weeks. Witnessed one of my biggest loss in my 8 years of trading career which also affected my clients account been managed. Got a feel of quitting and handing over 30% of loss to them over time. (1/n)

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, ultimate master of investing and trading

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, the Badshah of Dalal Street, is the ultimate inspiration for us.

He has not only mastered the technique of investing and has several mega multibaggers in his portfolio, but is also an expert of trading.

In an interview to Ramesh Damani (who is also an astute investor-cum-trader), Rakesh Jhunjhunwala revealed his secret techniques of trading:

(i) Stay with the trend: Buy when the market is rising, sell when the market is falling;

(ii) Markets are basically momentum. Play the momentum;

(iii) Understand the broad direction of the trend. Don’t try to master the nitty-gritties;

(iv) Realize that only 40% of the trades will be successful;

(v) Do ‘pyramiding’. When you realize you are on the right path and the stock price is rising, buy more and more;

(vi) Never average a losing trade position;

(vii) A good trader should have his highest position outstanding at the highest price. This sounds counter intuitive but is correct because no one knows what the “highest” price is;

(viii) Don’t obsess over losses;

(ix) Cut your losses;

(x) Keep the capital invested in trading to the bare minimum;

(xi) Trading profits also come in spurts. There are dry periods when trading will yield no gains.

Rakesh Jhunjhunwala made the astonishing revelation that the capital employed by him for trading is a paltry sum of Rs. 1 lakh. The rest of the money deployed in trading is taken on leverage.

It is worth recalling that there are several other examples of investors-cum-traders such as Billionaires Radhakishan Damani, Carl Icahn and George Soros.

Conclusion

Prima facie, there is no reason for us to confine ourselves only to investing. We can also follow the illustrious footsteps of Rakesh Jhunjhunwala, Ramesh Damani etc and dabble a little bit in trading, albeit by limiting our risk exposure to petty amounts to begin with!

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“BJP Mukt Bharat” is going to be a reality, investors like it not but going to be true at least “BJP Mukt Union Govt” . And I am sure the market is falling on the LTCG issue people are selling to get the benefit of “grandfathering” I do not when granmothering comes in!!!!!

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Dear Ajay,
when market leaped from 14k to 34k and now 1000 points down which is not even 5% .. I donno what falling you are talking about ?
This is not even correction …. Peopels who are cursing LTCG, please keep in mind how much money we made in last 3 years …

We are sitting on Solid economy which can grow for 8% for next 10 years .. unless a full majority government like BJP in power

I never ever trade, but still I think it is very difficult to do day trading with external guidance, but Yes positional trade for few days can be done. But still trading is a game of experts so leave it to them.

If BJP doesn’t win again it will be terribly bad for the economy and market, simple logic – Congress in best case scenario will progress from current 44 seats to appx 100 seats (because it is now almost nonexistent in many states), so if a non-BJP coalition comes to power it will be at the mercy of regional supremos who will armtwist the govt to extract maximum mullah for their states irrespective of need/requirement (remember the lame duck govts of Devegoda and Gujaral in mid 90’s) and it is really going to dent the image of the country, FII and FDI flows and the domestic finances.

Necessarily not, Dream budget of P Chidambramb , which is considered the best till date in Indian history was presented by non BJP, non Congress Govt. What is use of a strong Govt headed by any Chaywala, who without knowing A B C D of Economics start experimenting with Great Indian Economy and ultimately derailing it by thoughtless Demonetisation, poorly implemented GST, series of Anti Middle Class budgets, and ultimately crushing middle class with LTCG tax, Increasing Cess on income tax, removing exemption of Medical and transport allowance from tax exemption, reducing Intrest rates on small saving schemes like PF etc,ultimately ends up destroying Great Indian Economy , when Global economy is at Upswing, resulting in Huge banking NPAs, series of Banking Frauds and various other Scams, creating A Big Army of Jobless Youth. So keep faith in Indian Enterpenures who will keep on steering Indian Economy irrespective of shift of Govt from any Chaywala to any other Pakode wala.If you are able to get better it will be Bonus. The only loss will be that you will not be able to Enjoy Super Hit Jumlas or words like Mitron suddenly at 8 PM,or linking Adahar with any thing you can think of.

Kharb you are blatantly distorting Factors:
1) removing exemption of Medical and transport allowance from tax exemption: Govt provided 40000 standard deduction in lieu of it, which will remove stupid bureaucratic paper work we all go through each year.
2) Increasing Cess on income tax: Above 50 lakh taxable income (it applies to rich not middle class)
3) LTCG tax: Again hardly impacts middle class.
4) reducing Intrest rates on small saving schemes like PF: Don’t you know Interest rates are falling across asset class along with inflation.
I can go on but no point mentioning it to a biased mind.

If you don’t know facts than please correct, cess starts from 2.5lakh (not above 50 lakhs as you misquoted). Pf rate reduced as interest rates going down, what a Joke, you must know Interest rates has already started hardening and even banks have started increasing FD rates and bonds yields has gone up recently world over including
INDIA . If you think LTCG tax above one lakh hits only rich, so in your view who get just above 1lakh long term capital gain, then you are manipulating definition of rich. If rich are to be excluded than he could have START LTCG tax anywhere between 5 Lakh to 10 lakh. But it is really painful when some one argue for Anti Middle Class Economic policies of Modi Govt, it is Like Rubbing Salt on wounds of middle salary class people.

yes I am agree with you. Now is the time to hand over the reigns to Rahul Ji. He will be ably supported by businessman politicians in Tamil Nadu who own Aircel, Sun TV, SpiceJet, apart from secretly owning major news publications. politicians who own sugar mills, real estate in Maharashtra. Politicians who own coal blocks, iron ore mines in Chattisgarh, Orissa.

I secretly think you want people from Tamil Nadu to have a say in Indian govt. ? I am all support for you.

I am a trader as well as an investor i trade in selected stocks .THE strategy I follows is 4 week break out 0r 20 day breakout strategy. This startergy was discoverd by Richard donichan .In his book turtel trader he explained it.The stratergy is simple.Buy when a stock breaks 4 week high 0r sell when it breaks 4 week low.However for practicing this method one need a good charting software .

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